Sentence examples for where confused from inspiring English sources

Unsure of exiting the stadium, they instead poured onto the field, where confused players looked up at the news on the jumbotrons.

It's the snobbery you'll find lurking in the YouTube comments under every Pink Floyd video, where confused blokes grapple with the concept that Zayn Malik exists, or that rappers can win awards.

I don't know where, confused about how as well.

A Google search yields top results of chat forums where confused people guess at the commercial's voice.

The two hurried out to the courtyard where other confused and crying girls were filtering out.

Of course, the correct call would have resulted in pandemonium, with umpires having to rule where the confused runners should go.

Then there was the part of the interview where Trump confused Iraq with Syria, but whatever!

Here is where semantics confuse an already confusing issue.

But here is where doping confuses me.

I also wonder if decades of this has created a culture where we confuse rhetoric with reality.

He is moving past the stage where he confuses public affection with effective allies.